Why do moths die when they lay eggs?
Moths die after laying eggs: mainly because nutrients are consumed, moths are completely metamorphosed insects, life course through eggs, larvae, pupae, adults, and moths after laying eggs mark the completion of its task, the end of life.
Moths are adult insects of some bugs, and their main task is to mate and lay eggs to reproduce the next generation. So after laying eggs, they will die normally, and because the egg condenses all its energy, it maximizes nutrition for offspring.
Moths belong to the order Lepidoptera in the insect family. Moths are mostly nocturnal and like to gather in the light, so the folk saying is that "moths fight fire and burn themselves". Plants provide a variety of food sources for moths when they are young, and moth larvae and adults are also one of the main food sources for insectivorous animals such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, etc., forming an important food chain in nature. Moths can be distinguished by their antennae - without rod-like ends, but in filamentous or feathery. Most moths are nocturnal and duller.
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